School was closed to students on Tuesday due to the emergency.
Who says the punishment always has to fit the crime?
Christian Bucks’ idea to foster friendship spreads to 32 states—and counting.
Also in this week's 'Good Reads,' we've got gorgeous photos of a Frank Lloyd Wright home for sale and a local woman wins big in the lottery.
Did you get your ticket for Friday's Mega Millions? The jackpot is up to $291 million, the ninth largest in the game's history!
The audience joined the singers for a portion of the famed holiday concert by Handel.
This cool interactive chart tells you how often people Google-searched for Golf Mill, as opposed to Old Orchard, Woodfield, Oakbrook and Northbrook Court.
Rabbi: whether you're Jewish or not, 'be a mensch' (good person). Dancing, juggling and fried foods highlighted the party.
A photo taken by a parishioner at Our Lady of Perpetual Help shows a white light that appears to look like the Virgin Mary.
The Park Ridge and Northfield Dominick's stores are among 11 locations purchased by Roundy's, the parent company of Mariano's.
Veterans and friends created a memorable T-Day for young sailors from all over the country who are training at Great Lakes.
It was held at Niles Village Hall.
Did this year bring a particular joy or good fortune?
Here's our roundup of the most uplifting and feel-good stories from Patch towns across the country.
Rabbi Ari Moffic from Interfaith Family shares some tips to celebrate this 7,000 year coincidence.
In addition to the perfect Thanksgivukkah centerpiece, this week's 'Good Reads' features the Cusack's home for sale and a record-breaking field goal.
It turned out to be a family photo of a family whose home was struck by Sunday's tornado, the Skokie Review reported.
It will offer the same services the Niles facility did, including issuing Illinois driver's licenses, address changes, issuing driver's permits, providing vehicle stickers and many more.
Tim Grivois-Shah and his husband married in 2010 and have a daughter. He says the bill honors diversity, including school families, who come from dozens of countries and speak 38 languages.
The Chicago-based radio host says Chicago has become unlivable.
Find out how to get your favorite teacher the recognition that they deserve. John Kretsos of Niles North High School was one of 10 winners last year. Nominated another teacher from the area!
The comedian took aim at deep-dish pizza this week, incurring the wrath of Chicago pizza fans — and Mayor Rahm Emanuel himself.
Also in this week's 'Good Reads,' Locals organize aid for the Philippines and a chef chases down an iPhone thief.
Anyone may bring toiletries or non-perishable food to their Niles office by 4 p.m. Saturday, and they will ship it free to the Philippines.
"Is she warm enough? Is she too warm? Is she still breathing??" These are examples of the thoughts racing through the mind of a new parent.
Fifty turkey experts will answer questions on meal prep and turkey emergencies this holiday season.
It's not on the menu, but customers can give baristas a special recipe that will produce a drink similar to the beverage enjoyed by the fictional witches and wizards from the Harry Potter books.
Dr. Richard Paat, the nephew of Remy Paat Maceda of Morton Grove, has been on 53 medical missions, and his team can treat as many as 4,000 people in a week with equipment they bring themselves.
Do you speak porcupine? What is he saying?
MOOYAH Burgers Fries & Shakes, The Curragh Traditional Irish Pub, Pinot's Palette and Mingle Juice Shop are all opening soon in the Glen Town Center.
One warned: donate money to reputable organizations, to prevent politicians in the Philippines from pocketing it.
20 percent of U.S. suicides are military veterans. If you know a troubled vet, tell them seeking treatment is a sign of strength. It's chemistry, not character.
See how people are thanking veterans around the country.
As they have done before, Morton Grove American Legion members do a blowout Thanksgiving Day celebration for about 50 Navy recruits from Great Lakes Naval Training Center. Come by and say hi to them.
This week's 'Good Reads' also includes a story about a dog rescue and some pumpkin smashing.
And one--McCormick and Schmick's--is on Sunday, Nov. 10.
Students made elaborate Day of the Dead altars to remember deceased loved ones, and dozens of family members observed the holiday, eating the sweet pan de muertos.